Private IP check · VPN leak diagnostics
See your public IP, approximate location, ISP, ASN, browser exposure, and common VPN leak signals — without creating an account or saving your results to a MyIPScan account or database.
Live diagnostic
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This is a best-effort signal, not a definitive VPN detection result.
Quick Diagnostics Cards
Start with the most common leak surfaces. These cards link to dedicated checks instead of pretending a single homepage load can prove everything.
Checks whether domain lookups may be leaving your intended VPN or private resolver path.
Check DNS LeaksLooks for browser network details that can appear outside your normal web request.
Run WebRTC TestChecks whether IPv6 traffic may be visible while your IPv4 route appears protected.
Check IPv6Reviews browser traits sites can use for recognition even when your IP changes.
Review FingerprintFull VPN Leak Test CTA
Compare public IP, DNS, WebRTC, IPv6, browser, and routing signals in one focused workflow.
What Your IP Can Reveal
What Your IP Cannot Reveal
How MyIPScan Works
The homepage reads the same public network details a website can see, then links to deeper browser-based checks for leak surfaces that need a dedicated test.
The page asks `/api/ip` for your public IP and available edge network metadata.
Your browser type and platform are summarized locally from the user-agent signal.
DNS, WebRTC, IPv6, and fingerprint checks run on their own pages where each test has room to explain results.
Privacy Tools Grid
Use the focused tools when you need more detail than a homepage summary can provide.
Popular Privacy Guides
Plain-language context for reading your IP result and deciding which diagnostics matter.
Methodology & Trust
MyIPScan separates quick lookup signals from dedicated leak tests and explains what each result can prove. The VPN/proxy hint on this page is intentionally conservative.